Immerse yourself in the sacred and timeless beauty of Thomas Tallis' choral masterpieces with the album "Tallis: Gaude gloriosa, O nata lux & Other Sacred Music." Released on July 1, 2005, under the Hyperion label, this collection showcases the profound and intricate compositions of one of England's most revered Renaissance composers. Recorded in January 2005 at the historic Fitzalan Chapel in Arundel Castle, United Kingdom, the album captures the ethereal acoustics and resonant grandeur of the sacred space, enhancing the spiritual depth of Tallis' works.
The Cardinall's Musick, conducted by Andrew Carwood, delivers a stunning performance of Tallis' sacred music, including the luminous "Gaude gloriosa," the serene "O nata lux de lumine," and the contemplative "Mihi autem nimis." The album spans a rich tapestry of choral pieces, from the joyous "Jesu salvator saeculi" to the solemn "Absterge Domine," each track a testament to Tallis' mastery of polyphony and harmonic innovation. With a duration of 1 hour and 9 minutes, this album offers a comprehensive journey through Tallis' sacred repertoire, highlighting his enduring influence on choral music. Whether you are a devotee of Renaissance music or a newcomer to the genre, this album is a captivating exploration of Tallis' sacred compositions, performed with exquisite artistry and reverence.
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